Aphelion

He had no control over the transformation that took place four times a year and no control over the acts he committed thereafter. Should he, as Dennis Bonn, have killed himself to prevent further transgressions?

To Jamie:<br>First off, thanks for your comments. I find it enlightening to read opinions from people who give some thought to what they read. Same goes for Robert M. (ye editor) and unforgibbon.<br><br>The police who cover Limboland aren't incompetent; they simply have been anesthetized to the biza...

<br><br>You raised some thought-provoking points, ye editor.<br><br>As for the references to the fakery, I can't say I rightly know why I did that. I do remember that the idea for the grease paint and the metal blades occurred as I was writing the scene under the bridge when Dennis was shot. I might...

I'm going to rewite this story and eliminate all reference to grease paint and snap-on claws. They just muddle things up, and I should have thought of that when I initially wrote Six To Go. I'll make Dennis Bonn a black man with long, sharpened fingernails and toenails. Dennis, you see, really does ...